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To be an artist
Due to the advice of my physical therapist, I spent a night in the recliner one night in summer late.
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Nordic countries to lend Iceland $2.5 billion
Four Nordic countries will lend Iceland $2.5 billion to help the country recover from its economic meltdown, their finance ministries said Thursday.
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British government wants crackdown on sex trade
The British government wants to make it illegal to pay for sex and is considering a plan to "name and shame" men who visit prostitutes - a move critics say would turn back the clock to Victorian times.
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Forest industries find '08 to be a tough year
There has been a culmination of events that have, over the past three years, caused the price for sawtimber and chip and saw to decline to the lowest in 25 years.
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Funding next hurdle for regional water, sewer authority
An initiative designed to meet the dual goals of economic development and improvement in quality of life is now entering a new phase - the search for funding.
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One local lawmaker calls President-elect Barack Obama not only the future leader of the free world but also a friend and mentor.
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The Edisto: Down-home river
Residents of small towns along the Edisto are dedicated to their 'little spot on Earth' The decrepit hardware store in Springfield was torn down this year, but preservation groups managed to save most of the ...
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B-E baseball coach David Horton named citizen of year; Hurst honored for volunteer service
BAMBERG Legendary Bamberg-Ehrhardt High School baseball coach David Horton has been named the 2007 Bamberg County "Waddy Thompson Citizen of the Year" by the Bamberg County Chamber of Commerce.
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Earlie Jean Dyches Gleaton Tucker
Funeral services for Earlie Jean Dyches Gleaton Tucker, 54, will be held 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Thompson Funeral Home Chapel in Orangeburg with the Rev.
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Sweden's Skanska: 3Q profit down, reviewing costs
Swedish construction firm Skanska AB on Tuesday reported a 3 percent drop in third-quarter net profits, mainly from lower sales and higher interest costs.
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Officials investigating woman's murder in Denmark
In the town of Denmark, the search is on for a killer. Authorities say they found the body of a missing woman in someone's backyard.
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The Advertizer-Herald, Bamberg's Best Friend
Don't forget to turn your clock's back one hour Saturday, Nov. 1 The 6th Annual Model T's to Olar Festival kicked off Friday and Saturday, October 17th and 18th with visitors from out of town and coming from ...
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Boat landing's fate in judge's hands
A judge will decide in coming months whether he will allow Orangeburg County to condemn a Denmark man's riverfront land for a public boat landing.
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After budgets cuts, lawmakers expect continued bad news
"The glass is half full." That's Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter's assessment of the situation that forced the General Assembly to take a scalpel to the state's budget this week after economic forecasts projected more ...
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Town hall to be priority of 321 streetscape work
A cost benefit analysis of the Denmark revitalization plan, approved by the Planning & Zoning Commission in August, concluded Monday night with the group giving the U.S. 321 streetscape proposal the highest ...
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US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,187
As of Saturday, Oct. 25, 2008, at least 4,187 members of the U.S. military have died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.
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Voorhees College trustees see benefits of annexation
DENMARK, S.C. The Voorhees College Board of Trustees has unanimously voted to begin the legal process for annexation of the college into the City of Denmark, Board Vice Chairman St.
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Boat landing fight lands in courtroom
A landowner fighting Orangeburg County's condemnation of his riverfront land says county officials weren't willing to give much during their negotiations.
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Sarkozy: EU should consider sovereign wealth funds
French President Nicolas Sarkozy suggested Tuesday that European nations should set up their own sovereign wealth funds to prevent European companies falling into foreign hands as share prices plummet.
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As Dr. Cleveland Louis Sellers Jr. sat in the pew at St. Phillip's Episcopal Church, he heard many people laud his accomplishments.
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